Seibert's Chooses First Things First of Greater Richmond For
BP 'Fueling Communities' Grant

Richmond-based Seibert's Family of Companies places
$6,500 grant with city-wide teaching program to help strengthen
families

RICHMOND, VA--Feb. 12, 2013: Seibert's Family of Companies
announced today that it successfully applied to the BP "Fueling
Communities" program and received a $6,500
grant on behalf of First Things First of Greater Richmond. The "Fueling Communities"
initiative provides grant donations to local BP business owners to help
them support a local organization of their choosing. First Things
First is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to strengthening
families through education, collaboration and mobilization. Its primary
focuses are encouraging healthy marriages; connecting dads with their kids;
and teaching youth relationship skills.

"We were honored to receive support from BP and Seibert's," says Truin
Huntley, Executive Director at First Things First. "The funding
enables us to reach out to more families and individuals in Richmond to strengthen the community at the most
foundational level."

Seibert's Family of Companies -- which includes Seibert's
Towing, Seibert's Wholesale Fuels, Seibert's Body Shop, Seibert's Auto
Auction and 'Berts Buck Stop -- is always looking for new and
innovative ways to positively impact the Richmond community. Recently, they launched the
Toast'd Tow program: a service from Seibert's Towing, designed to get
holiday revelers home safely. Previously, they company has contributed to a
wide variety of community based programs such as The Mayor's Youth Academy,
Toys for Tots and Food Bank collections.

"Thanks to BP's 'Fueling Communities' program, we are honored to reach
out to First Things First and work to improve the quality of life
for people in Richmond and beyond," says
Randy Seibert, former board member of
First Things First. "We're always striving to make a difference in
our local community, so pairing up with First Things First is a
perfect fit for us."

Through BP's "Fueling Communities" program, BP directly grants funding
every year to over 11,000 of its local BP Station owners, including
Seibert's, to support a local organization's efforts in health, education,
youth and housing.

To learn more about the Seibert's company or the BP "Fueling
Communities" Program grant given to First Things First, please
contact Dave Saunders, President & Chief
Idea Officer of Madison+Main at 804-521-4141 or daves@madisonmain.com. To
learn more about First Things First, please contact Lane Burgess, Director of Marketing and
Communications at First Things First at 804-288-3431 x14.

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